Shintani Shuzo is a small sake brewery located in the Tokuchi area of Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, founded in 1927.
 This brewery is run by a couple and two toji (master brewers), and is said to be the smallest brewery in Japan.
 Shintani Shuzo's unique brewing methods and attention to detail have produced sake that is highly acclaimed.
 In particular, in 2018, their "Wakamusume Tsukikusa" won the Platinum Award at the Brussels International Competition, and their Junmai Daiginjo "Wakakamusume Kachōka" received recognition at the National New Sake Appraisal, proving their prowess in the sake industry.
At this brewery, a variety of sake such as Junmai Ginjo and Junmai Daiginjo are available.
 Popular brands include "Moegi," "Botan," and "Tsukikusa," each with its own distinct characteristics.
 "Moegi" offers a fresh and juicy flavor, while "Botan" showcases a rich taste made with Omachi rice.
 "Tsukikusa" is known for its beautiful balance of sweetness and acidity, resulting in a refined drink.
 Additionally, these sakes are available as unfiltered, raw sakes, allowing customers to fully enjoy their rich flavors.
The brewers are dedicated to selecting only the finest ingredients and pursuing meticulous brewing techniques to deliver the best possible sake to their customers.
 The handmade Japanese sake, crafted by female toji with heartfelt care, has garnered many fans due to its deep and rich flavors.
 Shintani Shuzo also offers seasonal limited products, each with unique appeal, providing new discoveries with every visit.
The brewery itself is situated in a quiet environment, allowing guests to enjoy their sake in a peaceful atmosphere.
 However, the specific operating hours are not designated, so it is recommended to check in advance before visiting.
 With this background, a visit to Shintani Shuzo promises an encounter with authentic and delicious sake, as well as the chance to discover new favorite selections.
Come and enjoy heartwarming moments while savoring Japanese sake, which symbolizes Japanese culture, at this hidden gem.

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